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August 28, 2022, 10:37:08 PM

In trying to better myself in the crypto industry I came across this phrase "Bitcoin flashing software" and after reading through some publications about it I'm quite troubled.

Is there any way that exchanges would notice if a certain Bitcoin stored in their platform is a flash BTC? Any solution for victims who had bought same unknown to them?

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August 29, 2022, 02:40:50 AM

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It sounds like someone invented a new term and reading the website descriptions on google it looks like they are scamming people with "fake bitcoin transactions".

Just know that there is no such thing as "flash bitcoin" and you can not send "fake bitcoin transactions" or coins you don't already own.

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Re: Bitcoin Flashing

August 29, 2022, 08:02:46 AM

Quote from: firstchaw on August 28, 2022, 10:37:08 PM

Is there any way that exchanges would notice if a certain Bitcoin stored in their platform is a flash BTC? Any solution for victims who had bought same unknown to them?

As pooya87 said, there is no such thing as flash bitcoin. Once bitcoins are transferred across the blockchain, it is permanent. You are probably referring to unconfirmed transactions that are double-spent with RBF.

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